24 Hour Trial

[Club Jeremy Hall]

I'm looking for a credit card processor that allows 24 hour trials. I know 24 hours have been done (eg RandyBlue) but I can't find any 3rd party processors that do it. Ccbill is 3 days, Epoch is 2 days....

[PFLJayden]

a lot of them use merchant billers. there's companies that you can get a merchant account with that will allow you to process non-tangibles.

[djdez]

Hey Jeremy,

Epoch and CCBill will allow 24 hour trials. You just have to request it and their risk teams will review your accounts to see if you qualify.

Joe

[Club Jeremy Hall]

Hey Jeremy,

Epoch and CCBill will allow 24 hour trials. You just have to request it and their risk teams will review your accounts to see if you qualify.

Joe

Really? I asked the live help and they said no...I will be emailing my rep. Thanks!

[Seth]

Yes, upon approval CCBill does have the ability to set this up for you. We recently did a 1-day trial for some special marketing we were doing. It took about three days for them to approve it. I've no idea what their criteria for approval is though.

[hotdudesnude]

I hope you stick with CCbill, because changing to another processor can really tick off affiliates.

[Club Jeremy Hall]

I hope you stick with CCbill, because changing to another processor can really tick off affiliates.

I don't want that.

[PFLJayden]

I hope you stick with CCbill, because changing to another processor can really tick off affiliates.

AMEN TO THAT!!! :snake:

[Club Jeremy Hall]

I hope you stick with CCbill, because changing to another processor can really tick off affiliates.

You're only concerned about your links, correct? As long as I keep CcBill within my cascade, your linking codes will still work.

[hotdudesnude]

Sure, as long as the sales are credited correctly and the cascading really works.